By Ken North, 05/01/1996
Ken North explains Microsoft's new architecture, which blurs the distinction between Internet and non-Internet applications.
By Joel Sloss, 05/01/1996
Power Computing on the road.
By Joel Sloss, 05/01/1996
Getting a CD-ROM drive by using SlimSCSI PC Card SCSI adapter.
By John Enck, 05/01/1996
Remotely Possible/32 lets a client system connect with a host system and communicate with that user, transfer files, ore assume control of all its operations.
By Andy Smith, 05/01/1996
High Marks for the Evolution Dual6
By Joel Sloss, 05/01/1996
You get more reliability for your money with HP's NetServer 5/166 LS4.
By John Enck, 05/01/1996
John Enck shows you how to smoothly integrate Macintoshes with your Windows NT system.
By John Enck, 05/01/1996
Poverburst by Airsoft is a remote-access accelerator.
By John Enck, 05/01/1996
John Enck tells you how to overcome the trials and tribulations of ISDN installation.
By Lawrence E. Hughes, 05/01/1996
A simple Internet mail system is faster and easier to use than paper mail.
By Mark Minasi, 05/01/1996
Mark Minasi looks at what can happen with your NT workstation when you connect to the Internet with an IP router.
By Tim Daniels, 05/01/1996
WinFrame is not a service that runs on NT; it's an extension to NT.
By Tim Daniels, 05/01/1996
Tim Daniels shows you how Exchange Client and email let you stay online--even when you're offline.
By Jon Honeyball, 05/01/1996
Jon Honeyball opens Windows NT 4.0's Briefcase to see how far its document comparison capabilities can go when you're working on the road.
By Lawrence E. Hughes, 05/01/1996
Lawrence Hughes explains how to ensure that your email system is not open to anyone who wants to read it.
By Andy Smith, 05/01/1996
A comparison of seven RAS-Compatible PC Card Modems
By John Enck, 05/01/1996
Symantec recognized the challenge of RAS and responded by introducing new capabilities to remote control products in the form of pcANYWHERE32.
By Joel Sloss, 05/01/1996
A case study that combined California Microwave and the military.
By Andy Smith, 05/01/1996
ECCI's QuadRANT Remote Access System is industrial-strenght remote access hardware.
By Andy Smith, 05/01/1996
Evolution Dual6's, from ALR, price and performance is tough to beat.
By Bob Chronister, 05/01/1996
Bob Chronister eases your mind and solves your NT problems.
By Alex Pournelle, 05/01/1996
Alex Pournelle has some tips about connecting RAS to the Internet without tearing out your hair.
By Steve Scoggins, 05/01/1996
Steve Scoggins directs you to the Internet with scripts to automate RAS login.
By Joel Sloss, 05/01/1996
The Lab test the first beta release of NT 4.0.
By Spyros Sakellariadis, 05/01/1996
Spyros Sakellariadis shows you how to collect inventory information in Part One of a three-part series.
By Joel Sloss, 05/01/1996
A "Ruggedized Luggable" you can kick the crud out of.
By Mark Smith, 05/01/1996
"The Internet is Everything."—Bill Gates, March 1996
By Joel Sloss, 05/01/1996
Joel Sloss scouts NT's advance into laptop territory, chronicling the hazards and pleasures on the way.